The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr. Ferd Meyer, of Chicago, is spending a few
days in the city.
J. M. Bishop, prominent attorney of Moores-
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Parker Hendricks. formerly Of this city.
is spending few weeks in Lafayette.
Mrs. Esther Dunn of Eau Claire, Wis, is
spending few weeks with her brother in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs A. Weller have returned to their
home in Hartford City, after visit to friends
here.
Mrs. Ingram Fletcher is in Spencer visiting
her daughter Eliza, and brother. Mr.. Calvin
Fletcher.
Mrs. T. S. Spelman left yesterday for Rhode
Island, and will spend the summer on the East
ern coast
Bishop Bowman and Bishop Mallalieu were
entertained at dinner yesterday by DIR. and Mrs.
Fl. G. Carey.
Mrs. John o. Perrin, of Lafayette. is visiting
her parents at the Bates House. having arrived
last evening.
Mrs. Melville Jillson and children are visiting
Mrs. Jillson's mother, Mrs. B. +. Claypool, at
Connersville.
OF her mother. Mrs. William Fl. Jones, on North
Illinois street.
Mrs. John W. Chapman and daughter Bessie
have gone to Youngsvile, Penn, to visit the
formers mother.
DR.. J. J. Wright. of Emporia, Kan. formerly
COtleCLOr OF internal revenue OF this district Is
In the city visiting relatives.
John S. johnson, of No. 1926 North Liberty
street. well Unknown citizen, died yesterday Of
paralysis His funeral will be held on Friday
at 2 o'clock.
Scott Thomas and wife, nee Abbie Trask. who.
few months ago, removed to Chicago. intend
ing to remain there. have returned to Indianap-
oils for permanent residence
Mr.. Ed r. Rowland, of this city. sailed from
New Orleans, on last Monday, for Havana
Cuba, to visit Don Miguel Mr. Rowland saved
the gentleman's life on Mardi Gras day, in New
Orleans.
A telegram from Spencer states that Mr. Cal
win Fletcher, yesterday morning, while crossing
a neio, was gored by a H0lstein bull, and was
severely injured. Two of his ribs were broken
and his left leg was fractured at the ankle. Dr.
&. l. Fletcher and Dr. Theo Wagner, son and
sonin-law respectively, of the injured man,
went TO Spencer yesterday afternoon in response
to kilograms.
Major Herman Brukk, who for the past three
years has been chief editor of the German Daily
Telegraph, OF this city is arranging to 60 to Den
yer, Col, to take editorial control of the Colo
RADIO journal. German evening paper of that
city. Major Brukk was long connected with
newspapers in ST. Louis, and in 1879 and 1880
return to Denver is that two Of his children are
residents of that city. He will probably be- snc
ceeded editor of the Telegraph by Cornelius
Mayer, who has long been the city editor of that
paper.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bates House, Lee Hopkins. Aurora: j. C.
Robinson, Spencer; W. E. Winch, Fort Wayne;
Ed Voris. Tom Caldwaldee and wife. Crawfords.
vile; J. v. Gordon, w. c. Melroy, Mount Yer
son; !. H. Bishop Brookve; ]. A. Brunner
Wabash; ID l.. Conray, Shebyvlle; George
Shirts. Noblesville; A. }. Robinson. Logansport;
D. A. Tracy. New Castle G. A. Cartright, Elk
hart; j. c. Schaf Brookvle: e. B. Hutchinson.
Sichmond; George Todd Loransport; E. S.
Fierce, Lafayette; P. II. Blue. Sullivan.
Grand Hote e. d. Moore, Lawrencehure;
w d. Russell, Frankfort; A. Martin, Green
castle; John NJ. Eacock. Lafayette: Thos. F.
Davidson. Charlottesville; John Mcintyre. Nun
cie; Andrew Yount. Yountsyille Jay l.. Peck.
Michigan City; B. johnson. Richmond; Sam b.
Sweet Peru; I. J. Charlton, Plainfield; J. f.
Fitzpatrick, II. S. Fitzpatrick. Franklin; A. Z
Spiege, Vincennes Samuel l.. Morris, For
wayne; James j. Moss, Flora, Ind. Frank b
Stewart New Albany, Robert Evans, Goshen
Robt. Douglass, Princeton.
Society Events.